Curse you stationary front! Because of your unpredictable behavior, which makes your name a misnomer, Gothamist has had to revise our last two weather posts to catch up with changing conditions. You ...

A pesky stationary front continues to influence our forecast with the chance for showers and storms. Best chance continues to be in the afternoon and evening with a few storms containing heavy rain ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A weak front is expected to meander across the Lowcountry for a few more days, keeping the chance of showers and storms in the forecast! Spotty showers and thunderstorms will ...

For the first time in 2025, 80 degrees is in reach across the borough. What does it take to reach that mark, and how likely is it at this stage in the forecasting game? It all depends on a stationary ...

A “waffling”, nearly stationary frontal boundary will keep plenty of clouds and some rain chances in the forecast Friday into the weekend. Highest rain chances Friday will be closest to the coastal ...

The next name on the Atlantic hurricane season list is “Chris” and we are monitoring a weak and disorganized tropical disturbance located just east of Florida. This system will continue to travel to ...

A stubborn stationary front will be our weather story for the next 3 days. That front will have two main impacts for us: temperatures and rain chances. The front is the dividing line between the warm ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — October is the time of year that cold fronts start to roll through South Texas regularly. Often, these fronts are weak and tend to be described as 'cool' fronts, BUT - did you ...

PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - In today’s episode of in the clouds, we take a look at how fronts form, move, and interact with each other. Fronts and other boundaries are essential in the field of ...

The non-moving front means the slight hope for sun today has evaporated. Or not evaporated if you want to be literal. Instead a cloudy, drizzly morning will give way to a mostly cloudy afternoon with ...

In the first edition of "Anatomy of a Storm", I talked about rising and falling pressure areas within a storm system (or "cyclone"). This time, I'll break down the different areas within a cyclone- ...